Venetian Heritage

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Venetian Heritage

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Formation	1999
Founder	Lawrence D. Lovett
Purpose	Promotion and preservation of Venetian cultural sites
Headquarters	Venice and New York
Presidents	Peter Marino (Venetian Heritage Inc., USA) Valentina Marini Clarelli Nasi (Fondazione Venetian Heritage Onlus, Italy)
Director (Venice)	Toto Bergamo Rossi
Website	https://www.venetianheritage.eu/

Venetian Heritage

Venetian Heritage is a non-profit organization based in Venice and New York focused on the promotion and preservation of the art and architecture of Venice and the nations of the former Republic of Venice. It organizes and financially supports restoration and conservation projects in Venice, curates exhibitions worldwide and funds publications and research projects.

Venetian Heritage has partnered with many international corporations and hosts fundraising galas to finance its restoration projects. It frequently works in collaboration with the Italian Ministry of Culture and other nonprofits with similar aims. Venetian Heritage is also part of the executive committee of the International Private Committees for the Safeguarding of Venice , a consortium of nonprofits and countries dedicated to the conservation of Venice.

Currently, the US branch is chaired by American architect Peter Marino, and the Italian branch by Valentina Marini Clarelli Nasi.

Venetian Heritage has funded over 70 restoration projects, 30 publications and organized over 35 exhibitions.

Fundraising Events and Partnerships

Venetian Heritage hosts the Venetian Heritage Biennale Gala Weekend for its members, which coincides with the opening of the Venice Biennale, to raise funds for its projects. Since its inception, the gala has had many sponsors such as Vhernier and Bulgari, and from 2019 Venetian Heritage has partnered with French fashion house Dior to create elegant galas reminiscent of old Venetian society. The 2019 Tiepolo Ball at Palazzo Labia, the 2022 Opera Ball at the Fenice and the 2024 Naumachia Ball at the Arsenale have contributed substantially to restoration projects, most notably the Ca d'Oro Museum. During the 2023 Biennale of Architecture Venetian Heritage collaborated with wine producer Ca' del Bosco to host a sculpture prize and fundraising event.

Partnerships also include the Al Thani Collection, which has contributed to several projects such as the Ca d'Oro. In 2023, Venetian Heritage and Direzione Regionale Musei Veneto of the Italian Ministry of Culture organized the exhibition Ca' d'Oro: Masterpieces of the Renaissance in Venice at the Al Thani Collection at Hôtel de la Marine in Paris, showcasing pieces from the Ca' d'Oro. Venetian Heritage has also collaborated on projects with: JTI, Armani, Samsung, Pomellato, Bottega Veneta, and has long-term working relations with Louis Vuitton and Dior. It also partners with local Venetian companies such as Venini, Laguna~B and Rubelli.

For the 2024 TEFAF, The European Fine Art Foundation invited Venetian Heritage and the Italian Ministry of Culture as an institutional guest to exhibit and promote their renovation of the Galleria Giorgio Franchetti at the Ca d'Oro.

History

Founding (1999)

Venetian Heritage was founded in 1999 by Lawrence D. Lovett, an American businessman and philanthropist who was devoted to Venice and its arts, with Khalil Rizk as its first president. After the devastating floods of 1966, worldwide attention was brought to the urgent need to protect and restore the historical architecture and art of Venice and the former Venetian Republic. Lovett, keen to attract American interest and investment, organized fund-raising events in Venice and New York in order to sponsor restoration projects. With the help of Maria Teresa Rubin de Cervin Albrizzi, Lesa Marcello Alverà, and current director Toto Bergamo Rossi, Venetian Heritage was born, with the aim of "safeguarding and promoting of the entire immense cultural heritage of the ancient Republic." The immediate focus was the former Venetian Republic, with exploratory visits to Dalmatia. One of the first projects was the extensive restoration work in the 13th century Cathedral of Saint Lawrence in Trogir, Croatia, with funding provided in part by the Getty Foundation. Venetian Heritage was awarded the Europa Nostra conservation award for this project in 2003.

Expansion (2002 - 2014)

As Venetian Heritage expanded and received more European funding, a Venice-based branch, Fondazione Venetian Heritage Onlus, was founded. While projects continued abroad, such as the restoration of the 15th-century Chapel of Saint Anastasius at the Cathedral of Saint Domnius in Split in 2003, work expanded rapidly in Venice. In the 2010s Venetian Heritage also diversified from being a predominantly fundraising organization to making more direct interventions through exhibitions and publications in partnership with large corporations. For example, Venetian Heritage collaborated in 2010 with Louis Vuitton to restore the 14th-century gilt-silver altarpiece of the Church of San Salvador. From October 2010 to February 2011, the completed work was exhibited at the Bode Museum in Berlin, with over 100,000 visitors.

A notable project from this period involved the Venetian Ghetto (widely considered the oldest in the world) in 2013, in advance of its 500th anniversary. Venetian Heritage restored many of the synagogue’s liturgical treasures that are in the Jewish Museum of Venice's collection. It also organized the traveling exhibition Treasures of Venice's Ghetto restored by Venetian Heritage with the support of Vhernier which stopped at Sotheby’s in New York, the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston, the Ca d'Oro in Venice, the Belvedere Museum in Vienna and the Art Gallery of Western Australia in Perth.

Further expansion: Museum work and International Exhibitions (2014-)

Since 2015 Venetian Heritage began to expand the scope of its work and focuses not just on individual restoration projects but to works together with, promotes and improves the state museums of Venice: the Gallerie dell’Accademia, Museo di Palazzo Grimani and the Ca' d'Oro. The first of such projects was with the Gallerie dell'Accademia, the famous gallery re-founded by Napoleon in 1807, a temple to Venetian art. In 2015, Venetian Heritage partnered with Samsung to fund the Ministry of Culture's expansion of the museum, creating the Samsung and Venetian Heritage Wing, featuring interactive digital learning experiences. Further renovation of the Gallerie dell’Accademia took place in 2021, with Venetian Heritage also sponsoring the renovation and hangings of the Saloni Selva-Lazzari, which now holds several famous works of Venetian painters such as Tiepolo, Régnier, and Giordano. Venetian Heritage has also restored several paintings at the Gallerie including Gianantonio Guardi's c.1750-1755 Erminia e Vafrino scoprono Tancredi ferito and is projected to start work on the restoration of Bellini's San Giobbe altarpiece in 2024. The Gallerie dell'Accademia is often used to showcase the work of Venetian Heritage such as the restoration of L'indovina (The Fortune-teller) by Giovanni Battista Piazzetta in 2018.

Another key project was the late 15th-century Giorgio Vasari ceiling, composed of nine painted wood panels, originally in the Palazzo Corner Spinelli. The panels were separated and sold off into private hands in the early 19th century. Seven were eventually reacquired by the state. Thanks to fundraising events, one in partnership with the American film director James Ivory, Venetian Heritage was able to purchase and restore the two missing panels in 2013 and 2016.

In 2017, Venetian Heritage secured the support of Bulgari to fund the restoration of two Veronese paintings, Saint Jerome of the Desert, and Saint Agatha in Prison, at the Church of San Pietro Martire, which had faded and oxidized due to neglect. The newly restored paintings were displayed at the Gallerie dell'Accademia then traveled as the Veronese in Murano: Two Venetian Renaissance Masterpieces Restored exhibition to the Frick Collection in New York and the New Orleans Museum of Art.

The Tribuna at Palazzo Grimani featuring the returned sculptures.

The restoration of Antonio Rizzo's 1472 statues of Mars, Adam and Eve at the Doge's Palace was completed in 2019 thanks to Venetian Heritage, with funding coming from its New York president, Peter Marino. The restoration workshop in the palace was open to the public in order to showcase about the complex restorative process carried out by experts in collaboration with the University of Padua.

The museum of Palazzo Grimani has also undergone substantial renovations and hosted several exhibitions thanks to the work of Venetian Heritage. For one of their most famous exhibitions Domus Grimani 1594-2019 Venetian Heritage were able to bring together, after 400 years, the over a hundred sculptures originally collected by the famous Venetian patriarch Giovanni Grimani and displayed in the roman-inspired Tribuna Grimani room and in the Sala del Doge. The restoration and renovation of the main floor was also completed in 2021, and hosted a special exhibition of neo-expressionist artist George Baselitz, who made custom paintings for the vacant stucco frames. In 2023, Venetian Heritage displayed their restored bust of Filippo Parodi Ecce Homo at Palazzo Grimani and are currently hosting the exhibition Tintoretto and Giovanni Grimani there.

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The Ca' d'Oro at night after the completion of the new façade lighting system

Ongoing Projects

In order to promote the preservation of Venetian art across Europe, Venetian Heritage has partnered with the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest to help fund the restoration of two sculptures by Josse Le Court of Minerva and Saturnus.

Venetian Heritage's ongoing project to renovate the Galleria Giorgio Franchetti at the Ca' d'Oro is its largest to date, with over €8.5 million in funds raised so far, including a generous donation from the Giulio and Giovanna and Sacchetti Foundation. Having already completed the new lighting system for the façade of the 15th-century Venetian gothic palace in 2023, the project will see the museum restyled and modernized for the first time since the 1970s, giving the state museum a much-needed renovation.

Restorations

List of restoration projects from website.

In Venice

• Giovanni Bellini's c.1487 San Giobbe altarpiece at the Gallerie dell'Accademia (projected 2024)
• The 1692 Porta Magna of the Arsenale (2024-ongoing)
• Jacopo Sansovino's 1530-1535 Madonna con Bambino from the Istituzioni Pubbliche di Assistenza Veneziane (2024-ongoing)
• The restoration and renovation of the Galleria Giorgio Franchetti at the Ca' d'Oro (2023-ongoing)
• The restoration of Giovanni Bellini's 1510-1515 Madonna in Gloria con otto Santi from the Church of San Pietro Martire (2018-ongoing)
• New lighting for the façade of the Ca' d'Oro and the Salone San Giovanni at the Scuola Grande San Giovanni Evangalista (2023)
• Cosmè Tura's late 15th century Madonna dello Zodiaco from the Gallerie dell'Accademia (2022-2023)
• Filippo Parodi's 1689-1694 Ecce Homo from the Doge's Palace (2022)
• The 12th-13th century mosaic floor and pulpit from Saint Mark's Basilica (2022)
• C.1678 globes by Vincenzo Coronelli from Seminario Patrarcale (2020-2022)
• Mauro Codussi's 1498 staircase at the Scuola Grande di San Giovanni Evangelista (2018-2022)
• The installation of the Saloni Selva-Lazzari at the Gallerie dell'Accademia (2018-2021)
• Luca Giordano's c.1665 Deposizione di Cristo dalla Croce, Gianantonio Guardi's c.1750-1755 Erminia e Vafrino scoprono Tancredi ferito, Gianbattista Tiepolo's c.1732-1734 Castigo dei Serpenti from the the Gallerie dell'Accademia (2018-2021)
• The wooden ceiling panels of Palazzo Corner Spinelli painted by Giorgio Vasari, shown at the Gallerie dell'Accademia (2017-2021)
• The post-1694 monument to the Doge Francesco Morosini by Antonio Gaspari and Filippo Parodi in the Church of Santo Stefano (2020-2021)
• The restoration and renovation of the main floor of Palazzo Grimani (2021)
• The 1711 wooden crucifix by Giuseppe Torretti at the Church of San Moisè (2020)
• 23 late 17th century canvases of war scenes from the campaigns of Francesco Morosini at Palazzo Corner Mocenigo (2019)
• Installation of the Tribuna Grimanin and other works for the exhibition Domus Grimani 1594-2019 at the Museum of Palazzo Grimani (2019)
• Giovanni Battista Piazetta's L'indovina at the Gallerie dell'Accademia (2018)
• Antonio Rizzo's c.1472 Mars, Adam and Eve statues at the Doge's Palace (2015-2019)
• Antoon van Dyck's c.1621-1627 portrait of Marcello Durazzo at the Ca' d'Oro (2018)
• Five 18th-19th century chalk horse sculptures from the Gallerie dell'Accademia (2017)
• Paolo Veronese's 1566 paintings San Girolamo nel deserto and Sant'Agata in prigione visitata da San Pietro in the Church of San Pietro Martire, Murano
• The 1514 funerary monument for Nicolò Orsini in the Basilica of Santi Giovanni e Paolo (2016)
• Three 18th century painted-wood entrance hall benches of the Palazzo Contarini a San Beneto (2014-2015)
• Installation and design of the Samsung Venetian Heritage wing of the Gallerie dell'Accademia (2014-2015)
• A 16th century drawing of the Porto di Lido from the State Archives (2013)
• Architectural and structural studies and design for the restoration, extension and restoration of the Jewish Museum of Venice (2013)
• Domenico Rossi's 18th century Chapel of Saint Lawrence in the Church of the Jesuits (2013)
• The refurbishment and conservation of Room X at the Gallerie dell'Accademia (2012-2013)
• The treasury of the Church of San Salvador (2012-2013)
• The 18th-19th century treasury of the Jewish Ghetto at the Jewish Museum of Venice (2012-2013)
• The 14th century gilt and painted wayside cross and workshop of Paolo Veneziano at the Church of the Carmini (2011-2012)
• The 15th century painted-wood crucifix of the Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta, Torcello
• The 18th century presbytery, sculptures, organ, benches and 15th painted-wood crucifix of the Church of San Simeon Piccolo (2011-2012)
• Nicolò Roccatagliata's 1633 bronze paliotto in the Church of San Moisè (2011)
• The 16th century painted-wood crucifix of the Church of 'I Gesuati' (2010-2011)
• The early 17th century funerary monument for Doges Lorenzo and Gerolamo Priuli (2009) and the 14th gilt-silver altarpiece (2010) at the Church of San Salvador
• The mid 16th century portals of the Sala dell'Albergo, the Treasury and Great Window in the Upper Hall at the Scuola Grande di San Rocco (2008-2009)
• A fortepiano, harpsichord and harmonium at the Giorgio Cini Foundation (2007-2008)
• The 1480-1500 façade of the Church of San Zaccaria (2005-2007)
• Decorative panels by Galileo Chini and other artworks of the Biennale's permanent collection (2006)
• The 16th century archway of the Scuola Grande di San Rocco (2004-2005)
• The 12th-13th century narthex of Saint Mark's Basilica (2003-2004)
• The 18th century wooden crucifix of the Basilica of Santi Giovanni e Paolo (2003-2004)
• The c.1525 marble altarpiece of the Ecce Homo at Palazzo Minelli Spada (2004)
• Gaspare Diziani's 1757 Triumh of Poetry at the Museum of Ca'Rezzonico (2003-2004)
• The c.1467 main portal of the Church of Sant'Elena (2002)
• The early 18th century façade of the Church of the Jesuits (2001-2002)
• The mid 13th century monuments of the Doge Marino Morosini at St Mark's Basilica (2001-2002)
• The 17th funerary monument for Naval General Jacopo Foscarini in the Church of the Carmini (2000-2001)
• A 1689 ceremonial sword, sheath and belt of Doge Francesco Morosini from St Mark's Basilica (2000-2001)
• The wooden altars of the Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta, Torcello (1999-2000)
• 12th century reliquary, treasure from the Saint Mark's Basilica (2000)
• The 16th century Frescoes of Sacristy of the Church of San Salvador (1999-2000)

The former Republic of Venice

• Giovanni Bellini's c. 1475 painting Cristo morto con quattro angeli at the Museo Luigi Tonini, Rimini (projected 2024)
• Giusto Le Court's 1661-1662 sculptures of Minerva and Saturn at the Museum of Fine Arts Budapest, Hungary (2023, ongoing)
• The 16th-17th century stone Bembo and Sagredo fountains in Heraklion, Crete, Greece (2013-2014)
• The 16th century façade, bell tower and Chapel of Saint Roch of the Cathedral of Saint Mark, Korčula, Croatia (2012-2013)
• The 15th century Chapel of the Holy Spirit and Saint Catherine on the Island of Lopud, Croatia (2011)
• The 16th century stone portal of the Church of the Holy Annunciation, Dubrovnik, Croatia (2010)
• Alessandro Vittoria's c.1570 marble bust of Pietro Zen at the Bode Museum, Berlin (2010)
• The dining room of Villa Pisani, Stra (2009)
• The 16th century Chapel of the Ark of Saint Anthony in the Basilica of Saint Anthony, Padua (2008-2009)
• The late 15th century portal of the Franciscan Church, Dubrovnik, Croatia (2007-2008)
• The 1427 Chapel of Saint Domnius and the 15th century Chapel of Saint Anastasius at the Cathedral of Saint Domnius in Split, Croatia (2002-2003)
• The 1467 Chapel of the Blessed Giovanni Orsini (2000-2002), the Romanesque Portal, Gothic Narthex and Renaissance Baptistery (2004-2006), and the 13th century pulpit (2007) of the Cathedral of Saint Lawrence in Trogir, Croatia
• The 14th century Panaghia Pausolypi Icon on the Island of Haki, Heybeliada, Turkey (1999-2000)

List of Exhibitions

• Tintoretto and Giovanni Grimani at Museo di Palazzo Grimani, Venice (2024)
• Venetian Heritage for the Ca' d'Oro Museum at TEFAF Maastricht (2024)
• Ecce Homo. A Bust by Filippo Parodi restored by Venetian Heritage at Museo di Palazzo Grimani, Venice (2023)
• Ca' d'Oro: Masterpieces of the Renaissance in Venice at Al Thani Collection, Hôtel de la Marine, Paris (2022-2023)
• From Donatello to Alessandro Vittoria, 1450-1600. 150 Years of Sculpture in the Republic of Venice at Galleria Giorgio Franchetti alla Ca' d'Oro, Venice (2022)
• Mary Weatherford. The flaying of Marsyas at Museo di Palazzo Grimani, Venice (2020-2021)
• Revixit. A carved masterpiece by Giuseppe Torretti restored by Venetian Heritage at Museo di Palazzo Grimani, Venice (2020-2021)
• Georg Baselitz. Archinto at Museo di Palazzo Grimani, Venice (2021-2022)
• DOMUS GRIMANI. The collection of classical sculptures reassembled in its original setting after four centuries. The Room of the Doge Museo di Palazzo Grimani at Museo di Palazzo Grimani, Venice (2021-2022)
• Sculptures by Antonio Rizzo in the Doge's Palace, restored with the support of Venetian Heritage at the Doge's Palace (2019)
• Pittura Panorama: Painting by Helen Frankenthaler. 1952-1992 at Museo di Palazzo Grimani, Venice (2019)
• DOMUS GRIMANI. The collection of classical sculptures reassembled in its original setting after four centuries. at Museo di Palazzo Grimani, Venice (2019-2021)
• L'indovina (The Fortune-teller) by Giovanni Battista Piazzetta Restored by Venetian Heritage at the Gallerie dell' Accademia, Venice (2018-2019)
• The Portrait of Marcello Durazzo by Antoon van Dyck restored by Venetian Heritage at the Ca' d'Oro, Venice (2018)
• Barry Friedman & Venetian Heritage Collection at the Museo del Vetro, Murano, Venice (2018)
• Veronese in Murano: Two Venetian Renaissance Masterpieces Restored at the NOMA, New Orleans (2017-2018)
• Canova, Hayez, Cicognara. L'ultima gloria di Venezia at the Gallerie dell' Accademia, Venice (2017-2018)
• Douglas Gordon: Citizens of Palermo! at the Doge's Palace, Venice (2017)
• Paintings from Murano by Paolo Veronese restored by Venetian Heritage with the support of Bulgari at the Gallerie dell' Accademia, Venice (2017)
• Venice: the Jews and Europe, 1516-2016 at the Doge's Palace, Venice (2016)
• Germianino Cozzi and his Porcelains at the Museo di Ca'Rezzonico, Venice (2016)
• Aldus Manutius. The Venice Renaissance at the Gallerie dell' Accademia, Venice (2016)
• Giovanna Menegazzi: restoration of images from Venice to Istria at the Fondazione Querini Stampalia, Venice (2015-2016)
• Farsi Storia: Bicentennial of the Foundation of the Archivio di Stato, 1815-2015 at the Instituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti, Venice (2015-2016)
• Entrance Hall Benches of Palazzo Contarini at San Beneto restored by Venetian Heritage with support of Davines at the Museo di Ca'Rezzonico, Venice (2015)
• Treasures of Venice's Ghetto restored by Venetian Heritage with the support of Vhernier a traveling exhibition (2012-2013)
• Tiziano at the Scuderie del Quirinale, Rome (2013)
• The crucifix of Saint Simeon restored by Venetian Heritage at the Ca d'Oro, Venice (2012)
• Tintoretto at the Scuderie del Quirinale, Rome (2012)
• From the Church of San Moisè the restored masterpiece of the Roccatagliata restored by Venetian Heritage at the Ca d'Oro, Venice (2011)
• Gilt-Silver Altarpiece from Church of Saint Salvador restored by Venetian Heritage at the Stadtmuseum, Berlin (2010-2011)
• Restoration and cultural exchanges between Venice and Dalmatia, 2000-2007 at the Doge's Palace, Venice (2007)
• Sargent and Venice at the Museo Correr, Venice (2007)
• Restorations: Galileo Chini and Other Works of Art from the Permanent Collection of la Biennale di Venezia at the Palazzo Querini Dubois, Venice (2006)
• Man Ray: The Photographic Image at the VBH Gallery, New York and the Espace Royal Monterey Fortis Banque, Luxembourg (2006)
• Treasures of Croatia restored by Venetian Heritage Inc. at the Church of San Barnaba, Venice (2001)

List of Publications

• Toto Bergamo Rossi,Venetian Heritage. Twenty-five Years of Preserving and Promoting Venice’s Cultural Legacy (Marsilio Arte, Venice, 2024)

• Toto Bergamo Rossi, Daniele Ferrara, Valeria Finocchi,Tintoretto and Giovanni Grimani (Marsilio Arte, Venice, 2024)
• Toto Bergamo Rossi and Photographs by Matteo de Fina, Venice and the Doges: Six Hundred Years of Architecture, Monuments and Sculpture (Rizzoli Electa, New York, 2023)
• Maichol Clemente and Photographs by Matteo de Fina, Ecce Homo: A Bust by Filippo Parodi restored by Venetian Heritage (Marsilio Arte, Venice, 2023)
• Philippe Malgouyres, Ca' d'Oro. Chefs-d'œvre de la Renaissance à Venise (Editions du patrimoine, Centre des monuments, Paris 2022)
• Bruno Buratti, L'ultimo eroe della Serenissima Francesco Morosini e il suo tempo (Marsilio Editori, Venice, 2022)
• Toto Bergamo Rossi, Claudia Cremonini, From Donatello to Alessandro Vittoria, 1450-1600: 150 years of Sculpture in the Republic of Venice (Marsilio Arte, Venice, 2022)
• Toto Bergamo Rossi, Daniele Ferrara and Photographs by Matteo de Fina Domus Grimani. The collection of classical sculptures reassembled in its original setting after four centuries (Marsilio Editori, Venice, 2021)
• Maichol Clemente, Monica De Vincenti, Revixit. A carved masterpiece by Giuseppe Torretti restored by Venetian Heritage (Marsilio Editori, Venice, 2020)
• Toto Bergamo Rossi, Daniele Ferrara, Domus Grimani. The collection of classical sculptures reassembled in its original setting after four centuries (Marsilio Editori, Venice, 2019)
• Maichol Clemente, White Marble and the Black Death. Il marmo bianco e la pesta nera (Marsilio Editori, Venice, 2019)
• Venetian Heritage. Twenty Years of Preserving and Promoting Venice’s Cultural Legacy (Rizzoli, New York - Paris - London - Milan, 2019)
• Chiara Squarcina, The Barry Friedman & Venetian Heritage Collection (Antiga Edizioni, Venice, 2018)
• Fernando Mazzocca, Paola Marini, Roberto De Feo, Canova, Hayez, Cicognara. L'ultima gloria di Venezia (Marsilio Editori, Venice, 2017)
• Maichol Clemente, Claudia Caramanna, Paintings from Murano by Paolo Veronese restored by Venetian Heritage with the support of Bulgari (Marsilio Editori, Venice, 2017)
• Donatella Calabi, Ludovica Galeazzo, Martina Massaro, Venice, the Jews and Europe 1516-2016 (Marsilio Editori, Venice, 2016)
• Venetian Heritage 2016-1999 Restoring and Promoting Venice's Artistic Patrimony (Marsilio Editori, Venice, 2016)
• Marcella Ansaldi, Alberto Craievich, Geminiano Cozzi and his porcelains (Antiga Edizioni, Crocetta del Montello, Treviso, 2016)
• Roberto De Feo, Giuseppe Borsato 1770-1849 (Scripta, Padua, 2016)
• Guido Beltramini, Davide Gasparotto, Aldo Manuzio. Renaissance in Venice (Marsilio Editori, Venice, 2016)
• Lia Durante, Restorations. Galileo Chini and other Works of Art from the Permanent Collection of La Biennale di Venezia (ASAC altri strumenti, Venice, 2016)
• Giovanna Menegazzi. Images of restoration between Venice and Istria (Il Prato, Padua, 2015)
• Farsi Storia. Bicentenary of the foundation of the State Archives of Venice 1815-2015 (Scripta, Padua, 2015)
• Toto Bergamo Rossi and photographs by Jean Francois Jassaud, preface by James Ivory, Inside Venice (IdeaBooks, Viareggio, 2014 and Rizzoli, New York, 2014)
• Treasures of the Jewish Ghetto of Venice restored by Venetian Heritage (Belvedere Museum, Vienna, 2014)
• Giuseppe Pavanello and photographs by Matteo De Fina, La Basilica dei Santi Giovanni e Paolo. Pantheon della Serenissima (Marcianum Press, Venice, 2011)
• Renato D'Agostin, The Beautiful Cliché Venezia (Silvana Editoriale, Milan, 2011)
• Bernard Aikema, Emanuela Zucchetta, La facciata della chiesa di San Zaccaria a Venezia. Percorsi di storia e conservazione (Il Prato, Padua, 2010)
• San Salvador: The Gilded silver altarpiece restored by Venetian Heritage (Marcianum Press, Venice, 2010)
• Josko Belamaric, Treasure from Croatia: Restored by Venetian Heritage Inc. (Multigraf Edizioni, Venice, 2001)